Times of Malta says that the government has finally taken positives steps in amending the unfairness of pre-1995 rental agreements and it would be to its credit if it achieves…
The Times of Malta dissects the newly-launched MFA football strategy, arguing that it is time for the Malta FA to step up its efforts and to ensure that its clubs…
Times of Malta says Finance Minister Clyde Caruana gave a frank assessment in parliament of what the costs of supporting businesses and employment have been to taxpayers. It says we…
Times of Malta says there are no good reasons to justify loosening restrictions at this key juncture in the fight against Covid-19 The Independent says we must all put in…
Times of Malta says that the government should develop viable solutions to ensure that vulnerable consumers are compensated for the increase in costs brought about by the fast-evolving trend of…
The Times of Malta looks back at events happening in the past two days in connection with the Caruana Galizia murder and argues that to ensure that justice is truly…
Times of Malta says that Italian politician Mario Draghi deserves the support of all EU politicians in order to make it a success. MaltaToday says that there are legitimate concerns with…
The Times of Malta argues that the prostitution reform law being proposed by the government risks leading to the protection of pimps, traffickers and men while doing little to reduce…
Times of Malta says that herdsmen and milk producers must find common ground to protect the traditional Maltese cheeselet, or ġbejna The Independent says that we need to understand why…
Times of Malta says US Republican politicians need to stand up and be counted against Donald Trump The Independent says that four percent of all Maltese people have now had…
The Times of Malta argues for a thorough reform of Parliament, arguing that the move to a full-time parliament and the complete abolition of any business or commercial interests for…
The Times tackles the issue of delayed justice, arguing that increasing complement of judges and magistrates is only part of the solution. The editor however says that a number of…
The Times of Malta says that the time of reckoning for former PM Joseph Muscat has arrived, as his relationship with Yorgen Fenech becomes more exposed. The Editor argues that…
The Times of Malta takes the justice system to task for allowing former Minister Konrad Mizzi to avoid answering any sort of question on Court. The Editor argues that such…
The Times of Malta says that the Bundy-saga at PBS reveals that the fish is rotting from the head at the national broadcaster. The Editor argues that before any more…
Times of Malta recommends the setting up of a bipartisan task force, which would include representatives of both landlords’ and tenants’ interests, to propose legal solutions to the property rights…
The Times of Malta discusses the recent legal development prohibiting transactions exceeding 10,000 euro to be carried out in cash, which is intended to tackle the challenge of money laundering.…
Times of Malta says that if rich countries hoover up doses, poorer countries will suffer unjustly MaltaToday says liberal democracy itself is based on the notion of no taxation without…
The Times of Malta's Editorial discusses high standards in public life, arguing that the standards commissioner must put the people, not politicians, first. The Editor argues that the Commission must…
Times of Malta says that the government needs to upgrade its investment in human capital by ensuring that our educational system improves the employability of young people. The Independent says…
The Times of Malta argues that conditions at Mount Carmel are shameful and should not be tolerated in a society that professes to be civilised. The stories that keep emerging,…
The Times of Malta delivers a scathing assessment of Infrastructure Minister Ian Borg, saying that a court indictment on the credibility of the evidence he presented in the same court,…
Times of Malta says that there should be more data transparency regarding Covid-19 vaccinations. The Independent echoes this call, saying authorities should be more forthcoming with information in their quest…
The Times of Malta describes the responsibilities which newly-elected US President Joe Biden is facing, saying the primary goals should be to restore his country's global leadership, reassert its faith…
Times of Malta says that it is time we engage in a mature discussion about our political representatives which transcends inward-looking politics. MaltaToday says that the Vitals concession deal can…
The Times of Malta discusses the issue of whether censorship should apply when world leaders, such as Donald Trump, use social media not only to spread fake news but also…
Times of Malta says that US President Donald Trump's social media ban highlights the way social media platforms enable anyone to say just about anything to an unknown audience without…
The Times of Malta shares its views on the need for broadcasting reform, saying that the country needs a regulator that is fit for purpose in a post-truth and fake-news…
The Times of Malta express concern on the Government's decision to remove the coordinator of the COVID-19 response team, which leads to the Editor to question whether Government are actually…
Times of Malta says that PM Robert Abela's first year was a baptism of fire however he leans on misjudged rhetoric to numb concerns MaltaToday says that gender quotas should…
The Times of Malta discusses aspects related to the construction of a gas pipeline to Sicily, arguing that the professional and transparent management of such a vast infrastructure project based…
Times of Malta says that former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat should appear before MPs to explain the findings of an investigation by the Commission for Standards in Public Life about…
Times of Malta says US President Donald Trump had caused a riot within the Capitol. It asks whether the election of Joe Biden will be the start of something new.…
The Times of Malta says that drastic action needs to be taken regarding the situation in Paceville, as the situation currently resembles that of the Wild West. Though the COVID-19…
Times of Malta says that if society believes journalism is a public good, then it must find a way to pay for it. MaltaToday says that it would surely have…
The Times of Malta discusses the recent push, also witnessed in Malta, for consumers to buy local products, particularly throughout these challenging times. It also appeals for the smallest of…
The Times of Malta explains the reason behind its pictorial tribute to Covid-19 victims, saying it wanted to give a face and a name to the people who were represented…
The Times of Malta says its now time to put Brexit behind us. Comparing this development to a divorce, the Editor argues that relief and not jubilation is the predominant…
The Times of Malta reflects on the recent cases related to Minister Ian Borg and PS Rosianne Cutajar arguing that the extent of the culture of impunity that prevails and…
Times of Malta says that, while the nurses' dispute requires urgent resolution, it must not put patients' wellbeing at risk. The Independent says Covid-19 could make loneliness in society grow…
Times of Malta reacts to the withdrawn call for resignation of National Book Council chairman Mark Camilleri. It says that, while his expletives were unnecessary, the call for his resignation…
The Times of Malta dedicates its editorial to elderly persons, following up on a report which shows that the proportion of pensioners living in poverty in Malta, has increased year…
Times of Malta says President George Vella made some strong statements during his speech on Republic Day MaltaToday says that the Daphne Caruana Galizia Public inquiry should not be hindered…
The Times of Malta argues that it is time to re-think Malta's economic strategy, supporting new Finance Minister Clyde Caruana's arguments in favour of upgrading skills rather then depending on…
Times of Malta says that electing Donald Trump as US President was a mistake. It says that democracy is both robust and fragile. The Independent says that climate change could…
The Times of Malta says that Prime Minister Robert Abela must stop making excuses and enforce the rule of law The Independent reacts to a move by football players to…
The Times of Malta says that it is understandable that the public will demand the highest possible assurances of safety with regard to the Covid-19 vaccine. However, the Editor calls…
The Times of Malta looks at Brexit and says that the mantra 'a bad deal is worse than no deal' is now being questioned. The Independent says Christmas is an…
The Times of Malta reacts to news that Maltese MEPs are rejecting an EU proposal for a consolidated corporate tax base. It says these MEPs need to ease tensons betweeen…
The Times of Malta appeals to its readers not to let their guard down during the festivities. That temptation should be resisted if we really do care for our loved…
The Times of Malta says that COVID has exposed the vulnerability of the country’s air connectivity, with airlines substantially reducing the routes they service. The Malta Independent says that the…
The Times of Malta tackles the challenge of fake news and disinformation, arguing that in today's world recognising the difference between fact and fiction, between assertion and actual evidence have…
Times of Malta says that politicians had overlooked growing income inequality but that this is starting to change. It says political leaders should commit themselves to a long-term strategy on…
The Times of Malta dedicates its Editorial to Maltese literary giant Oliver Friggieri who was laid to rest yesterday. The Editor recalls how Friggieri regaled the Maltese nation and its…
The Times of Malta says that Roberta Abela's cabinet is like a potpourri- a mix of dry leaves with some spices that can add flavour to the cabinet. It is…
The Times of Malta says that the sooner the Nationalist Party realises it has little chance of currying favours with the hunters’ lobby, the better its chances of inching closer…
The Times of Malta reflects on former Finance Minister Edward Scicluna's resignation. It says his legacy is one which saw significant financial improvement. However, this was partly achieved through financial…
Times of Malta says Roberta Metsola's election as First Vice President of the European Parliament is a great achievement for the country. The Independent criticises the close relationship between the…